Pony Club Fun! Malaysia’s only Overseas Linked Pony Club Centre, the Kuala Lumpur Academy of Polo, is organising a 2-Day Pony Club Rally on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd October 2022.
Each day will comprise a 3-hour session from 8 AM to 11 AM, that includes teaching and fun sections on:
- Daily Riding Lessons
- Pony Club Instruction
- Horse Care
- Fun & Games on horseback
- Pony Club Mini Achievement Badges
This sports camp is limited to an age group of 6 to 23 years old and will be separated into sub-age groups. The instructors for this camp are Christopher Ladbrook, Ali Akbar, Suresh Soundarajan, Ms Negin Barhardar, and Peter Abisheganaden.
The cost of this rally is RM700 for non-club members or RM600 for Kuala Lumpur Polo Club Members. This includes a KLPC pony club gift, and daily snacks. Please WhatsApp +60 11-1638 3835 or email: admin@klacademyofpolo.com to book a place in the 2022 KL Pony Club October Pony Club Rally.
Fee Structure
If a Polo Club Member parent has 2 kids or more, the structure is as follows:
- 1st Child @ RM600
- 2nd Child @ RM510
- 3rd or more Child @ RM420
Therefore if a member has two children joining the rally, the charge would be RM600 + 510 = RM1,110
If a member has three children, the charge would be RM600 + 510 + 420 = RM1,530 and so on.
- There is an RM100 surcharge for each non-Polo Club members.
- Member’s children will have preference in bookings.
- There are a limited number of 30 places available only, and is usually fully subscribed, so please book early.
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